I’ll miss you too! Killer lineup as always!
07.03.2026 03:07
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I’ll miss you too! Killer lineup as always!
This year is the first time I’ll have to completely miss #FThisMovieFest and that bums me out but I hope it’s as great an experience for everyone as it always is! @patrickbromley.bsky.social knows what he’s doing! #YaBurnt
His hairline, it seems, did not.
Turns out this is exactly what I needed today
everything is terrible so here’s the swedish chef doing rapper’s delight
I saw this movie last night and my stomach still hurts (complimentary)
I’m consistently in awe of Westlake’s talent. Hard to believe Parker and Dortmunder come from the same brain (even when they mix like in Jimmy the Kid). I try to vary what I read but every time I finish one of his I want to dig right into another.
Honored to be included in the newest @imprintfilms.bsky.social Neo-Noir Cinema box set series.
My essay, “Coyotes,” is included with the exclusive 4K premiere of UNLAWFUL ENTRY.
I also provide a commentary track for the Jim Thompson fuck-noir adaptation, THE GETAWAY.
Unfortunately I can’t do #FThisMovieFest this year, but if I could I’d one million percent want to do it at your house
Chase, who was battling a bad cold that later turned into pneumonia, had just returned from a trip through Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota as part of an annual holiday tour, in which he hosts screenings of "Christmas Vacation' with Q&A sessions. (Although he seems to enjoy the adoration, he also couldn't help but disparage some attendees as "MAGA horseshit people.")
Say what you will about Chevy, but at least hes on the right side of one big thing.
I’m ashamed to admit it took me a moment to get the joke, but when I did I let out a laugh like the lady on the plane in FLETCH LIVES
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at some point we're gonna have to have a real conversation about why we're still paying federal taxes to a regime that isn't using them to help anyone, but instead is using them to brutalize us
Take care of yrself & check in/care for the ppl you love right now too. We all feel angry, helpless, overstressed, & the irritability & burnout factor is high. There's a cynical joke where ppl laugh at those "posting through it" during breakups & big changes but we're all posting through it. Be kind
Who knew how right he was coining the term “fargin iceholes”
Optimism
Some music will remain forever relevant
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The “prosecute the former regime at every level” candidate has my vote in 2028.
Everything about the music in this movie gives me goosebumps, I love it
Happy birthday! Great lineup
Still an impressive feat!
I will definitely check it out!
Interesting to see a Kevin James action vehicle in your top 20, I’m gonna need to check that out! Also yay DIABLO and FIGHT OR FLIGHT, now let’s all throw money at Marko
Zaror until I can get my dang FIST OF THE CONDOR sequel.
one last time, for the road
Happy New Year to the haters, the losers, and the far left marxist transgender extremists, which I think covers everyone here.
Hahaha I would think!
I could see the narration being an issue, especially with so much of it written in “little girl” speak. Thanks!
Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay, Free Fall by Robert Crais, Influencer by Adam Cesare, Hope to Die by Lawrence Block, Clown in a Cornfield 3 by Adam Cesare, Worth Dying For by Lee Child
The Roommate by Kiersten Modgin, All the Flowers Are Dying by Lawrence Block, Heads Will Roll by Josh Winning, Indemnity Only by Sara Paretsky, Feeders by Matt Serafini, The Neon Rain by James Lee Burke
The Mary Shelley Club by Goldy Moldavsky, The Quick Red Fox by John D MacDonald, Incidents Around the House by Josh Malerman, Killer’s Wedge by Ed McBain, Too Old For This by Samantha Downing, What’s the Worst That Could Happen? by Donald E Westlake
The Weight of Blood by Tiffany D Jackson, The Mysterious Case of the Missing Crime Writer by Ragnar Jónasson, From A Buick 8 by Stephen King, The Jugger by Richard Stark, City Hall by Bentley Little
Just finished Bentley Little’s City Hall, making it 23 books read this year, not bad for a slow reader like me. Pretty good stuff all around
What were your thoughts on Incidents Around the House? I thought it was super unnerving, I loved it. Also was The Queen any good? I like Nick Cutter but tend to find his stuff more icky than scary.
